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A review by oneday_atbookland
We Are the Baby-Sitters Club: Essays and Artwork from Grown-Up Readers by Megan Milks, Marisa Crawford
4.5
*I received a digital review copy from NetGalley & the publisher in exchange for this review*
Growing up, I devoured the BSC books. I read every one my local library owned, would almost always buy a copy when visiting a thrift store, and tried to collect as many as I could. The day I had to donate my collection was a sad day and I always regret getting rid of them. Needless to say, I was very excited about picking up this book and I'm so glad it's around. I loved being able to read and see art inspired by the impact this series had on others. This is definitely meant for adult fans of the series as it discusses (and brings up good criticisms) surrounding culture, race, queer issues, and identity. A very enjoyable read and I can't wait to re-read the BSC series soon.
Growing up, I devoured the BSC books. I read every one my local library owned, would almost always buy a copy when visiting a thrift store, and tried to collect as many as I could. The day I had to donate my collection was a sad day and I always regret getting rid of them. Needless to say, I was very excited about picking up this book and I'm so glad it's around. I loved being able to read and see art inspired by the impact this series had on others. This is definitely meant for adult fans of the series as it discusses (and brings up good criticisms) surrounding culture, race, queer issues, and identity. A very enjoyable read and I can't wait to re-read the BSC series soon.